... “AMERICA”’ “NEW YORK TELEGRAPH Y “ Superlatives aren't strong enough to describe Bergner in ‘Catherine.’; “NEW YORK AMERICAN— “Jt is a triumph. Our salutations to the victors. “NEW YORK MIRROR”— “ Bergner's performance is so rich, s 0 stirring, so simply ...

... IN AMERICA. Position America. I have often heard it said that the United States is isolated and not interested in European affairs. I assure you this is not the case. There is no country more interested in peace than the United States America, for war ...

... America Waits PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT has not vet made up his mind about the New Deal. In Wisconsin early this month he promised that there would be no regression to ““the tooth and claw” industrial conditions which existed before the present slump, but since ...

... AMERICA’S DEFICIT Washington, Tuesday.——A = deficit of 2,542,299,000 dollars is shown by figures for the first nine months of the 1933-3% fiscal year, published to-day. Expenditure amounted to 4.040,004,000 dollars.—Reuter. JEWEL ROBBERY AT ADMIRAL’S ...

... Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, now had 100,000 members in 2,000 clubs in 25 countries, of which America was the founder country. In America, they had many outstanding women in business and the professions, while in England we had them In twos and ...

... In America. \ T the meeting of the Halifax Business and Professional Women’s Club, on Monday evening. I met Miss Heime, 34 Wcodside-crescent, who has returned from six months’ holiday America, where she has been entertained by the Business and Professional ...

... In America WASHINGTON, Friday. There were 10,076,000 unemployed in the United States in October, compared with 10,067,000 in September, according to the American Federation of Labour. The Federation's November business survey shows that the cost living ...

... AMERICA'S SINGLES WEEP •S. Take Trophy For Eighth Time Arrange EXCELS the Walker Cup singles at St Andrews gave America the trophy for the eighth time. a ,cad the foursomes the visitors first four singles to make victory certain. a rit ish captain was ...

... and America as LOOKING ROUND THE WORLD Germany. As the proposals for international disarmament—in pressing which we certainly played an honourable part—have come to naught, Europe is rearranging herself into what we used to call balance of power. France ...

... AMERICA’S POSITION Paris, Monday.—Press opinions of the outcome of this week’s disarmament discussions at Geneva are as follows: ““ Le Journal ?’: The most practical solution would be to place on record that the conference cannot at present work towards ...

... America’s Cup ...

... result of the crime which was so rife the city. The reason for all this was that America was fast growing up. was not yet a nation There was not single writer in America who had won the Nobel t'rize for literature. past generations they had men who might ...